Review on Sabbat X12 Ultra wireless headphones, Delicate cherry by Makoto Ikeda ᠌

The headphones are passable considering the price, but even if my entire family was on the line, I wouldn't buy them again even if it meant risking my own life to save them. I would suggest that you take a closer look at the JBL headphones if you are seeking for something that is comparable in quality but costs the same. But you can't use it as a solo headset because of its design, which is really simple for controlling it, its lengthy battery life, and its surprisingly good microphone. Some cons: Your teeth are continually slipping out of your ears, especially when you smile or eat. When they started falling out at a rate of 700,000 times per second, I was on the edge of having a nervous breakdown. These are not headphones designed for sports. Note that we are discussing earbuds; the in-ear model may behave differently than the earbuds we are discussing. Yes, there are silicone pads included in the kit; however, the earpiece cannot be stored in the case, and it is very inconvenient to constantly monitor these pads. I misplaced one of them, but otherwise, everything is in working order. In terms of sound, they are not terrible; however, there are not enough bottoms, although it is possible that you will not even notice this shortcoming. It is difficult to implant the second earpiece into the ear after you have placed the first earpiece into the case since the device insists on working in only one earpiece for a very long time (I understand)